SciDev.Net: As night falls, Shafiqul Islam, a teacher in the tiny Bangladeshi village of Saatkuta, can see the electric lights twinkling in Indian villages across the barbed wire fence that marks the border. But in his own village, 300 kilometres from capital city Dhaka and numbering just 125 households, electricity has been a dream. In common with 70 per cent of the 140 million Bangladeshis, Shafiqul’s village is not on the electricity grid and people depend mainly on kerosene lamps for …